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Often used in the same context:
weepie,
tearjerker,
ballad,
melodrama,
soaper,
dramedy,
romcom,
balladry,
maudlin,
charmer,
ditty,
torchy,
seriocomedy,
spellbinder,
sentimentalist,
sappiness,
tearjerking,
romancer,
lech,
balladeer,
soapier,
saccharine,
wisecracker,
fable,
lovelorn,
antiheroine,
barbara stanwyck,
ingenue,
old codger,
cornier,
pathos,
schmaltz,
romance,
melancholy,
ruefulness,
double indemnity,
quivery,
superbad,
goofball,
acter,
ode,
moroseness,
dirge,
tin soldier,
lullaby,
quaver,
tragicomedy,
codger,
paean,
sexpot,
threnody,
sendup,
misanthrope,
nympho,
zinnemann,
lyric,
warbles,
gothic romance,
comedy,
bodice ripper,
winsomeness,
schlub,
crooning,
sitcom,
clair de lune,
floozie,
solipsist,
duet,
schlemiel,
remake,
triteness,
roundelay,
weepiness,
tragi,
giggler,
lovesong,
archness,
barfly,
robert mitchum,
frank capra,
juvenilia,
groover,
nymphomaniac,
heroine,
bathos,
tunefulness,
matricide,
hellcat,
salaciousness,
bedwetter,
shtik,
coquette,
twanger,
slobby,
spinster,
ditz,
groaner,
sob story,
sexlessness,
screwball,
william wycherley,
elegiac,
dancer,
flier,
mourner,
pilgrim,
singer,
singers,
sitter,
acrobats,
actress,
actresses,
artisan,
assassin,
ballet,
cantor,
clowns,
cooks,
cowboy,
crier,
dancers,
deceiver
Appears in the definition of:
bawler
More general:
griever,
lamenter,
mourner,
unfortunate,
unfortunate person
Synonyms:
crier
Also try:
— Adjectives for weeper:
great,
little,
easy,
professional,
such,
beautiful,
lonely,
habitual,
best,
famous,
frequent,
more...
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